The newly reopened site will provide 42 acres of parking just 1.5km from Dublin Airport
Dublin Airport will have more than 6,000 extra car parking spaces available early next year.
The Dublin Airport Car Park will reopen to customers on March 10, 2025, making 6,100 spaces available under the ‘Park2Travel’ brand, managed by APCOA.
The newly reopened site will provide travellers with an additional 42 acres of parking just 1.5km from the airport terminal and connected by frequent shuttle buses at no additional charge.
A pre-booking website park2travel.ie, being launched today, will allow customers to reserve their parking in advance.
Neil Cunningham, Managing Director APCOA Ireland said: “We are delighted to have been appointed to manage this valuable asset, increasing the supply of parking to meet the growing demand at Dublin airport and giving customers a reliable and convenient parking experience.”
Parking availability has been a common issue for passengers travelling to Dublin Airport in recent years, with spaces on peak weekends and summer months booked out well in advance.
In the travel sector, APCOA group claims to provide “best-in-class parking and traffic management solutions at 830 locations, including 60 airports across Europe”.
“APCOA’s services deliver seamless travel that relieves airport passengers of stress at airports such as Berlin Brandenburg Airport, Düsseldorf Airport and Stuttgart Airport in Germany, Milan Bergamo, Milan Malpensa and Milan Linate Airport in Italy, several Airports in Norway managed by Avinor as well as London Heathrow, Aberdeen, Southampton and Luton Airports in the UK,” a company statement said.
“APCOA’s vast experience as Europe’s leading managed parking services provider in the airport sector means they are able to provide a complete range of innovative, reliable and secure solutions designed around efficiency and customer experience, all supported by highly trained personnel and custom technology.”
